The Detroit Tigers' bullpen took another tough hit Friday night when relief pitcher Ty Madden was forced to exit the game against the Toronto Blue Jays after taking a 107.9 mph line drive off his right arm.

The scary moment unfolded in the third inning when Blue Jays hitter Yohendrick Piñango sent a rocket back up the middle. Madden, showing remarkable toughness, tracked down the loose ball on the infield before being swarmed by trainers, teammates, and manager AJ Hinch on the mound. After a quick round of tests, the young pitcher walked off the field, but the impact was clear to everyone watching.

This injury adds to an already staggering list of Tigers pitchers who have been sidelined this season. The Detroit bullpen is navigating a storm of injuries, with big names like Tarik Skubal, Casey Mize (who is set to start Saturday), Will Vest, Connor Seabold, Troy Melton, Beau Brieske, and even veteran Justin Verlander all spending time on the injured list. For a team fighting to stay competitive, every arm counts.

With Madden out, Detroit turned to Burch Smith to take over on the mound, trailing 2-0 in the third inning. As the Tigers continue to battle through these setbacks, fans will be watching closely for updates on Madden's condition—and hoping the injury bug finally takes a break.